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(C) The classification of colloids is based on the dispersed phase and dispersion medium:$I$. Smoke is a solid dispersed in a gas,which is an aerosol

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$I-B, II-A, III-D, IV-C$

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(C) The classification of colloids is based on the dispersed phase and dispersion medium:$I$. Smoke is a solid dispersed in a gas,which is an aerosol $(I-B)$.$II$. Gelatin is a solid dispersed in a liquid,which is a sol $(II-A)$.$III$. Soap lather is a gas dispersed in a liquid,which is a foam $(III-D)$.$IV$. Milk is a liquid dispersed in a liquid,which is an emulsion $(IV-C)$.Therefore,the correct matching is $I-B, II-A, III-D, IV-C$.

$X$ (Colloid)	$Y$ (Classification)
$I$. Smoke	$A$. Sol
$II$. Gelatin	$B$. Aerosol
$III$. Soap lather	$C$. Emulsion
$IV$. Milk	$D$. Foam

Various types of colloids are given below. Match Column $X$ with Column $Y$.

$X$ (Colloid) $Y$ (Classification)

$I$. Smoke $A$. Sol

$II$. Gelatin $B$. Aerosol

$III$. Soap lather $C$. Emulsion

$IV$. Milk $D$. Foam

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Various types of colloids are given below. Match Column $X$ with Column $Y$. $X$ (Colloid) $Y$ (Classification) $I$. Smoke $A$. Sol $II$. Gelatin $B$. Aerosol $III$. Soap lather $C$. Emulsion $IV$. Milk $D$. Foam